Personal palette
Color palette generator
Generate a personal color palette in your browser. Pick colors from a photo or add them by hand, and they group themselves by color family. Everything saves locally first, with no account. Save it with your email to find it on any device.
Search saved palettesEnter the same email to get a one-time code and see everything saved under it.
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Step 1 · Set up
Step 2 · Add colors
Choose a photo of clothing, makeup, or fabric, then tap a shade to add it. The photo stays on your device. Tap as many spots as you like.
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Choose a photo, then tap a shade to add it.
Step 3 · Your palette
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FAQFrequently asked
Is this color palette generator free?
Yes. Using the color palette generator, saving palettes, and sharing palettes is free, with no account and no payment. Palettes save in your browser first, so you can start without signing up.
How do I make a color palette from a photo?
Choose a photo of clothing, makeup, or fabric, then tap any shade to add it. Each color is sampled from the spot you tap and sorted into a color group like blue or neutral. The photo stays on your device and is never uploaded.
What is a personal color palette?
A personal color palette is the set of colors that suit your natural coloring, usually tied to a seasonal type like Soft Autumn or True Winter. It also records the shades to avoid. This tool keeps both in one place so you can reference them while shopping or getting dressed.
Can I save my palette and find it later?
Yes. Save with your email and a one-time code, then return anytime to load every palette stored under that email. You do not need to remember a password.
Can I share my color palette with someone?
Yes. Every saved palette has a share link. Anyone who opens it sees a clean, read-only view of the colors and can save their own copy to edit.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Color sampling runs entirely in your browser and the photo never leaves your device. Only the final hex colors are stored, and only when you choose to save.